Sentence examples for attached to tradition from inspiring English sources

Although he is not very attached to tradition, his wines have not suffered for it.

In a state attached to tradition in its courts, the system is still viewed as something of an experiment.

What pieces of value should be attached to tradition and what to the power of competition, in perhaps providing increased concession fees to park managers in tough budgetary times?

In a letter sent to followers on Saturday, Bishop Bernard Fellay, the director of the Society of St. Pius X and one of the four reinstated, said: "Thanks to this gesture, Catholics attached to tradition throughout the world will no longer be unjustly stigmatized and condemned for having kept the faith of their fathers".

In the study of Lyon's gastronomy sector, significant levels of correlation are visible between the important chefs attached to tradition and their level of participation within the identified RDP.

Attached to tradition but at the same time proud of his daughter and her new career.

What tends to be their greater enthusiasm and active devotion is a welcome boost, especially to more evangelically minded churches and clerics, but it often comes attached to traditions and sentiments out of keeping with British Christianity's general movement towards liberalism.

We live in a country that is trying to be modern but the way people think is still attached to traditions".

We are both very attached to Jewish tradition, we both love music, words, kids, and then we both have disabilities.

"For most people in Israel, it doesn't translate directly as a mitzvah, because even if they're attached to Jewish tradition, they're not halakhic," said Noam Zohar, a professor of philosophy at Bar-Ilan University near Tel Aviv, using a term for following religious law.

Wittgenstein is useful to those who remain attached to the traditions of their upbringing but no longer credit any of the tradition's truth claims.